Mobile Dog Grooming in San Ramon, CA

All of San Ramon, on both sides of 680: Windemere, Gale Ranch and the rest of Dougherty Valley, the Bridges, Canyon Lakes and Twin Creeks, Old Ranch and the Crow Canyon and Bollinger Canyon streets, Norris Canyon, the Westside and the homes around Bishop Ranch. Danville, Dublin and Pleasanton are on the same routes, so an address near the Danville line or the county line is no problem. Share your full address when you book and we confirm it.

Wherever your own guests park for a couple of hours: your driveway if it fits a van, otherwise a guest space or the curb on the main loop. Tell us the rule when you book and the groomer follows it, texting you on arrival and walking to your door. The van carries its own water and power, so nothing is plugged into your home, nothing runs across the sidewalk, and the groom is done in about two hours, well inside any visitor limit. If your street has a residential permit zone, say so, and we book inside the hours your guest permit covers.

Every four to six weeks through the trail seasons, and sooner after a wet winter hike. In summer the groomer combs foxtails and dry grass out of feathering, armpits and paws before the bath so nothing works deeper; after the rains the warm-water bath soaks the clay out of belly coat instead of brushing it against the skin. A trim of the feet, feathers and sanitary areas between visits gives both the dust and the mud less to hold onto. Your groomer suggests a rhythm after seeing the coat in person.

Yes, at every San Ramon address. Cat grooming happens in the same quiet, self-contained van, one-on-one with no dogs around, for a flat $140 for a Cat Bath or $180 for a Cat Bath + Haircut. You carry your cat out in a carrier, the groomer works at your curb, and your cat is back inside in about two hours. Long-haired cats that mat through the hot valley summer do best on a regular schedule. Tell us how your cat handles being handled when you book.